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Whose business is it anyway: Exploring corporate ownership

Who should own the corporation and should the framework for economic activity be owned by anyone, asks Godfrey Rehaag

Taking the digital plunge

Clients don't want out-of-date advice and do want an up-to-date lawyer online, says Russell Conway

Did the High Court hand down a judgment on cryonic preservation?

'Policy concern cannot lead the court to decline to deal with a situation that demands resolution,' says Mr Justice Peter Jackson

Never work with animals?

Pet nups are on the rise as exes seek clarity over ownership upon separation

Broken promises

The MoJ's whiplash reforms are legislation by headlines but they may offer an opportunity for law firms, writes Jean-Yves Gilg

Solicitor advocates hit back at Gove's 'second class lawyers' attack

Comments redolent of an age where 'upstart solicitors knew their place'

Regulators waste time pointing fingers at each other, says LSB chair

Super regulator's evidence based reforms criticised as 'mistimed' and 'a solution looking for a problem'

Going a step further

Hugh Welch discusses how firms can make their pro bono work part of a wider corporate responsibility programme to benefit their local communities